Crow Wing Republican County Convention Called for 1892
The Crow Wing County Republican Committee calls a meeting at the Republican League Club hall Brainerd on September 21 1892 at 3 pm to elect eight delegates to the 46th district legislature convention at Little Falls Minn and nominate county officers including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff County Attorney Judge of Probate Surveyor Superintendent of Schools and several commissioners Delegates per ward and town outlined with a total of 32. City ward caucuses set for September 20.
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Republican County
Crow Wing
Republican League Club
New Dressen Building
Sixth Street
Brainerd
Little Falls
Minn
Register of Deeds
Mooersville
St. Matthias
Albert's
Maple Grove
Deerwood
Fairbank’s
Oak Lawn
Davenport’s
Long Lake
Kennedy’s
Daggett Brook
Pine River
Gould
Garrison
Bay Lake
A.J. Ananee
J. S. Garpygr
Henry Popremore
Joux Parsons
L. P. Jonnson
Jerry Root
Harry Patterson
Aan
State OF Minnesota
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Brainerd Co-operative Building and Loan Association
Mary Frenken
John Frenken
Mary A. Ort
Michael Cullen
Norier
Minnesota
East Brainerd
Registry of Deeds
Henry Spalding
Leon E. Lum
Plaintiff
F. Alderman
Andrew E. Bennett
Alonzo Vinton
Will Williver
Jonathan B. Swisher
Charles F. Williver
Crow Wing County
A. Barto
Register
Republican County Convention Call and Local Notes
Tax call for the republican county convention will be found in this issue and no royal republican can afford to be absent from the primaries which will be called in due time. Put none but republicans on guard. The Disparos acknowledges the receipt of the first issues of the Daily Journal-Press of St. Cloud and Bro. Eastman is to be congratulated upon its newly columns and first-class advertising patronage. The Times will now have to hustle to keep up with the caravan.
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Donneas
Emile
Brainerd Journal
Normanna Hall
Dan. Lawler
Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Lawler
Mr. Lawler
Henry VIII
Dan
Daily Journal-Press
St. Cloud
Bro. Eastman
Times
Lachish
Babylon
Nineveh
Paris
Seti
Karnask
Khorsabad
Cor
Chicago Herald
France
America
Jathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler &Son
Wheeler & Wilson
Yuu Wang
Brainerd
Crowing County
Minnesota
Democrats Admit Tariff Issue Overshadow Local Concerns
The text notes Tus Democrats celebrate 1890 elections as a rebuke to the McKinley tariff but accuse them of masking tariff as a local issue. It argues that local issues cannot sway a presidential year and that voters will not be blinded to tariff concerns.
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Congress
Specter of Surplus Squandered Cited in Debt Drop
A New York Tribune note argues the Republican party squandered the surplus while highlighting the debt reduction under President Harrison. It claims interest bearing debt declined from 34,578,459.80 to 22,893,881.20 by June 30, 1892, a drop of 11,684,578.60, about one third.
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United States
Harrison
N. Y. Tribune
Donnelly Denies 1888 Stump Offer From Merriam
Donnelly rejects claims of a backroom deal to aid Merriam’s interests in 1888 and exposes a fallen party offer. He says a leading democratic ally offered $5000 cash and a lucrative office if he supported the stamp for the party. He kept to campaign expenses and modest speaking fees, asserting he could prove the offer if challenged.
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Donnelly
Merriam
New York Labor Bureau Report On Tariff Wages And Production
The ninth annual NY labor bureau report covers the impact of the tariff on wages and production. Commissioner Peck sent 8000 survey blanks. 6000 returned with complete data. The year before and after McKinley Act shows wage gain of 6,377,925.09 and production rise of 81,315,130.68. 67 industries surveyed, 77 percent up in wages or output, 89,717 individual wage increases. Judge Searle noted as an old soldier who spent two years at the front.
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Bureau of Statistics of Labor
It Is Too Much Like Traffic Thinks a London Paper
A Truth society letter critiques marriage as a market. It argues daughters are trained in modesty then exposed to suitors in society. It warns that marriages are bought for money under alluring conditions, challenging whether such arrangements are judicious or justifiable.
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W. L. Douglas
Attem
Doug
L. Douglas
Brockton
I Mass
Bredfeld
Truth
Major Wilkes a Cosmopolitan Soldier Merchant and Mystery
The Kansas City Times recalls Major E V Wilkes who died in Puebla at 53 after a life spanning Civil War wounds Russian secret service work in czarist Europe and later Kansas City wealth. He rose with the Harris brothers then fell into hard times as a lavish host and a refined figure who ended as a Cajaca Mexico foundry laborer while maintaining a rose boutonniere and a complex legacy.
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Mexico
E. V. Wilkes
Kansas City Times
Wilkes
Kansas City
Secret Service
RE. VY. Wilkes
Europe
America
Ile
Dakota
Northwest
Ira Harris
Colonel Harris
Rosedale
Harris Brothers
Major Wilkes
Major
Sixteenth
Wyandotte
Baird
Central Park
Chicago
Burlington
Wis
Southland
Independence
Cajaca
Old Mexico
Missionary Green
la Puebla
Flow to Tell Good Oats Describe Quality
Flow to Tell Good Oats lists traits of quality oats including cleanliness hardness dryness sweetness and fullness. It notes uniform kernel size minimal imperfect grains low nail impression and teeth clipping behavior. It contrasts white and black oats and advises on husk thickness and beards in relation to flour content per bushel.
The Middlesborough Boom Led by English Syndicate
A Kentucky town, Middlesborough, grows from a handful to 6000 residents in fifteen months under an English syndicate worth 20 million dollars. They have spent 300000 to straighten a creek, built a 17 mile dummy rail line, electric cars and lights, nearly seven furnaces, and prohibit small shops under 10000 dollars. Front foot land sells at 150 dollars as bonds rise to 115. The syndicate owns 100000 acres nearby, with 1500000 dollars already realized. Arthur, their manager, earns 35000 dollars yearly and received a 50000 dollar Christmas gift.
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Middlesborough
Arthur
West Newton suitor kept busy by courting chores
A young man in West Newton Pennsylvania is forced to split wood carry in coal run errands and work in the garden for the girl's mother before he may court. He jokes he will stay until breakfast and help wash dishes if the mother insists on supervising the courting.
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West Newton
Foreclosure Notice on Brainerd Mortgage Held by McCune
Edward Hazen and Maudy Hazen defaulted on a July 23 1889 mortgage to James A. McCune. Crow Wing County Minnesota sheriff will sell Brainerd property October 23 1892 to cover due amount, plus interest costs and 25 dollar attorney fee. Parcels include Brainerd blocks 187 39 and Sleeper Park additions. Dated September 9 1892.
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Edward Hazen
Maudy
Hazen
Mortgagors
James A. McCune
Mortgrees
Office
Register of Deeds
Grow Wing
Minnesota
Morty
Crow Wing
Brainerd
Sleeper Park
Said
mPeinaltter Descriveu
Veeas
Crowns County
James F. Hawkins
National Building Loan and Protective Union
Pioneer Savings and Loan Company
A. D. Ise
Pioneer Savings & Loan Company, Mortgage
National Building Loan & Protective Union
Dyre Pederson
Line Pederson
Lydia A. Bickfed
Cass County
State of
North East
Town
Innesota
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Lypta A. Bickrorp, Mortgagee
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Hans
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Frank A. Johnson
J. Nelson
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Lewis Wicks
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August Lusso
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